Highland Cow Weekend at Cotswold Farm Park
- 26th - 27th Sept 2026
- 9.30am - 5pm
- Meet Ted the Highland Bull
- Highland Calf Brushing
- Coo-Themed Activities
- Make-a-Highland*
- Included in your Farm Park ticket
Running for just one remaining weekend on 26th and 27th September
Get up close to some of the most popular animals on the Farm Park, our Highland Cows. Meet Ted and get the chance to brush Ziva and Zeus, our Highland calves, then make your own coo to take home with you!
A Brand Moo Event!
Join us to celebrate the majestic Highland Cow for a weekend dedicated to these beautiful creatures. Meet our own herd and learn all about the breed with special demonstrations and themed activities.
What's on the Line Up?
- Brush Ziva and Zeus, our Highland Calves in the Animal Barn
- Experience our very our 'Ted Talk' with Ted the Highland Bull
- Once you've met our Highland, make your very own Highland Teddy* to come home with you! Additional costs apply
- Our Chick Handling experiences will be running as normal.
Book Online to Save
Save on every ticket when you book online in advance! This weekend's activities are all included in the price of your ticket, so join the celebration at the farm for buckets full of family fun.
FAQs
- How many Highland Cows do you have on the Farm Park? We have six adult Highalnd Cows but we are very pleased to announce that we have two new Highland calves that have just been born. So we now have eight in total.
- Why does Ted the bull have a ring in his nose ? It’s a pain-free way of keeping Ted under control. It’s not used very often - good to have in an emergency though.
- What colour coats do Highland Cattle have? Our Highland cows are red and black, but Highlands can also have yellow, silver and white coats.
- What do Highland Cattle eat? Highland cattle are known for being hardy grazers that can thrive on much rougher forage than most cattle breeds. Their diet typically includes grass, their main food source when grazing outdoors. Unlike many breeds, they can happily eat coarse vegetation like heather, bracken, rushes, gorse, and scrubby moorland plants that other cattle would avoid. In the winter they will also eat hay.
- Love Highland Cows? Go to our dedicated page to findout more about these gorgeous cows
Stay with us
With an array of accommodation options, from luxurious lodges to glamping safari tents, camping pods, and traditional touring and camping, guests are invited to escape, unwind, and make lasting memories in the heart of the Cotswolds.
Seasonal Events
On the Farm Park we run seasonal events including Pumpkin picking, Festive events where you can meet Santa and animal themed weekends, regular events like guided dog walking and fun horse-riding events.
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